Cambodia Urges Strict Adherence to '5 Don'ts' Amid Alarming Rise in Traffic Fatalities
Cambodia is facing an alarming increase in traffic fatalities, prompting traffic police to strongly urge citizens to adhere to the '5 Don'ts'. Deputy Police Commissioner Heng Rotana emphasized strict compliance with five key rules: no speeding, no drunk driving, no careless driving at intersections, no mobile phone use while driving, and no driving against traffic.
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